Everyone knows we are a dog friendly Boston based video production and commercial photography studio. If you’re wondering, then the answer is yes, that includes robot dogs like Spot from Boston Dynamics š Spot is an agile mobile robot that is transforming automation and industries everywhere.
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Spot and the Boston Dynamics team visited the studio and we had a successful product photo shoot for the new Spot arm. Check out a detailed close up image of the new Spot arm.
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The new Spot arm can maneuver through tricky terrain, inspect dangerous areas, and move with an impressive range of mobility. We made sure our studio product images adequately conveyed that the new Spot arm is nothing short of incredible.
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Spot has a beautiful and brilliant design and build. We used our Hasselblad HD6 to capture every detail of Spot.
The team at Boston Dynamics has proved that the future of robotics, especially the robotics industry in Boston, is bright.
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We specialize in highlighting the best features of products in our product photography shoots.
We loved having Spot and the Boston Dynamics team in our photo and video studio. All robot dogs are welcome at Indresano Studios š
We could not have Spot come into the studio and not shoot video footage. Check out behind the scenes footage of our shoot below!
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To see more of our work in video and photography, check out our website www.indresano.com.
2020 was a year unlike any other in many ways, but especially at our Boston based video production and commercial photography studio. Take a look at just a few highlights from our studio’s video and photography projects in 2020!
Our video production crew traveled to a National Grid substation to film a customer storytelling video of Boston Dynamic’s incredible robot Spot in action. Check out the video below!
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We used our expertise in product videos to create strong, chic, and informative product videos for Samsonite’s top of the line products.
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The 2020 COVID-19 pandemic was undoubtably unexpected, but our team at Indresano Studios looks at every situation through a creative lens. Our dedicated Director and video crew spent multiple days in masks and PPE shooting the empty streets of Boston during the March and April 2020 city wide shutdown. As a full service Boston production studio, we felt inspired to document life in the city during the pandemic. We created the below Empty Streets video using our own footage and audio from Mayor Walsh.
Our Empty Streets video received tons of praise and was shared by Mayor Walsh on his social media accounts including instagram, facebook, and twitter.
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Our production team kept busy throughout quarantine, adapted to the unprecedented times, and enforced strict social distancing and safety policies throughout the studio. Our team is endlessly thankful to all the health care workers who made it possible for us to continue working. We were able to work hard on a lot of remote photo and remote video shoots as well as many CGI projects like the Bose CGI video below.
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Our in house CGI artists and creative team also created the below video for the Nike Mercurial Superfly 7.
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Our team traveled to multiple locations in 2020 for different on location video shoots and on location photo shoots. One of our location shoots took place at a Boston hospital. This healthcare video shoot was a big success.
We kept our creative juices flowing and our taste buds satiated throughout the year with multiple ice cream photo shoots and ice cream video shoots. Check out a few of our favorite editorial ice cream shots below.
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On top of all the major world events happening in 2020, it was also a U.S election year. Our creative team put our video skills to use to create a video encouraging people to get out and VOTE in the presidential election. We are happy we have the video tools, editing knowledge, and creative vision to help promote the vote.
2020 was a crazy and unprecedented year, but our production team at Indresano Studios has proven we can take on any challenge with creativity, composure and style. We cannot wait to see what 2021 has in store for us!
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To see more of our work in photo, video, CGI, and much more, check out our website www.indresano.com.
Our team at Indresano Studios, Boston’s top video production and commercial photography studio, put our skills to use to create a video encouraging people to get out and VOTE in the upcoming presidential election. Our Director envisioned a Vote Video that inspired viewers to use their voice, exercise their American right, and shape our nation’s future. We have the power to decide the fate of our country through voting. We could not think of a better way to put our video production skills to use than to promote the #Vote.
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Check it out below and make sure to get out and VOTE.
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To see more of our work in video production, check out our website www.indresano.com.
Indresano Studios is proud to announce that Medicine Wheel has named Michael Indresano as the 2019 Medicine Man of the Year. This prestigious award is meant to recognize a member of the community who has donated more than their fair share of time or resources to Medicine Wheel and aided in Medicine Wheel’s mission of promoting inclusion across all walks of life.
Michael served on the board of Medicine Wheel for 6 years, eventually being voted in as the chairman of the board.
(From Left to Right) Michael Indresano, Medicine Wheel Director Michael Dowling, Boston Police Commissioner William Gross, and Medicine Wheel Board of Directors member Mark McGonagle
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The team at Indresano Studios has been honored to host multiple Medicine Wheel events and has had the pleasure of producing multiple promotional videos for Medicine Wheel to generate awareness of its Hand in Hand project.
Michael will be presented with the award at the 2019 “Turning The Wheel” event in Boston. For more information about the event or to purchase tickets, please visit www.mwponline.org.
The Indresano Studios team has partnered up with Medicine Wheel Productions to host Medicine Wheel’s “Hand in Hand” event, which aims to bridge the culture gap between some of Boston’s at-risk youth and the Boston Police Department. It is a full day of bonding activities, eventually culminating in a photoshoot at Indresano Studios!
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In addition to hosting the photo shoot, the Indresano team is producing a short video for Medicine Wheel’s promotional purposes.
Hand In Hand brings together Boston Police officers and young adults, most of whom have had negative experiences with police in the past, to try to understand and accept their differences by embracing their similarities; namely their humanity, and common experience.
Medicine Wheel Hand in Hand – Hand Casting
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Before the workshop began, our team interviewed a few of the young adults, as well as Medicine Wheel Director Michael Dowling and Director of Public Art and Advocacy Richard Dinsmore to learn a little more about what this program is and how it has helped the two communities become closer together.
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Each young adult is paired with an officer, then the workshop begins with a meditation period. Following this, each participant writes an āI Amā poem about identity.
Medicine Wheel Hand in Hand – “I Am” Poems
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Partners then create a mold of their clasped hands, which is later turned into a bronzed cast. These hand-in-hand statues are then displayed at Medicine Wheel, and at any events that Medicine Wheel hosts.
Medicine Wheel Hand in Hand – Hand Casting
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After a short dinner, participants then head to Indresano Studios to get their portraits taken.
Boston Police Commissioner William Gross with Damarius
Medicine Wheel Director Michael Dowling with Mookie
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Thank you to Boston PD, and Medicine Wheel and the young adults of Medicine Wheel for letting us be a part of this important day! We’re excited to help spread the word about this amazing program.
To see more of our photography and video work, please check us out at www.Indresano.com
2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the Pine Street Inn, one of Boston’s largest providers of shelter and support for the city’s homeless population. In recognition of this milestone, and to give back to the community, we here at Indresano Studios have embarked on a documentary project with the Pine Street Inn in an effort to highlight the important work the Pine Street Inn provides to the city of Boston. The goals of this project are to give voice to Boston’s homeless community and to spread awareness of the resources still needed to support and re-house the city’s homeless population.
A moving quote from a Pine Street Inn Guest
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The team’s first objective was to collect stories. The most effective way to humanize the issue of homelessness is to spread personal stories, experiences, and words.
The Indresano Studios team strategizes how to best capture these personal stories
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Our team had the opportunity to interview three homeless men, John, Ray, and Jamil, on the first day of the shoot. In the interviews, our team learned details about each man’s past that led them to homelessness, their struggles to find housing and their hopes and goals for the future.
A behind the scenes glimpse at the video shotOur media pipeline allows us to monitor and rate clips as they are happeningThe Indresano Team got the chance to interview a former Pine Street Inn guest in his new home
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The team’s 4th interview of the day was with Nelson, the director of the Pine Street Inn’s Outreach Program. The Pine Street Inn has multiple vans traveling Boston 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to help bring the Pine Street Inn’s support to people in need, rather than leaving them on their own to secure transportation to the shelter.
Nelson, Director of Pine Street Inn’s Outreach Program
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Our team also had the distinct privilege of accompanying the outreach team on a particularly snowy night. Members of the outreach team supplied blankets, hot food, and other forms of support to members of Boston’s homeless community.
A homeless man receives a blanket and a ride to the Pine Street Inn from the snowy Boston nightMike, an Outreach worker with Pine Street Inn, talks to a man to ask if he wants a ride to the Pine Street Inn shelter.
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As this project progresses, we hope to bring further updates to our readers. For now, it’s back to work on the Pine Street Inn’s 50th anniversary video!
In search of brick walls and iron bars, we at Indresano packed up a full studio’s worth of video equipment and brought it all to a stunning location in the heart of Boston.
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Our heavy-hitting Sony F5 allowed us to capture this Lifestyle/Product video shoot in stunning 4K RAW. We used a very special ARRI lens to capture macro details in our client’s apparel at a phenomenal focusing distance of 3 inches!
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After an extensive casting call, our client was thrilled with the performances that Kyrel (Maggie Inc.), Christian (Model Club), and Alicia (Dynasty) brought to the shoot.
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The three of them had contagious energy that lasted through the entire day — not an easy feat for an all-day shoot!
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Of course, our on-set producer was carefully documenting the day for posterity. Check out our Instagram for more sneak peeks from this shoot as well as others!
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Our media pipeline allowed our client to preview and rate clips as the shoot progressed. This way, our editors were set to get down to business as soon as the media was ingested back at Indresano Studios.
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That’s a wrap! A great video is comprised of awesome creative, great talent, a fantastic location, and a fabulous team. To see more of our video work, check out our website at www.indresano.com/video-production. To see more of our work, check out our main website at www.indresano.com.
We were cooking up a storm in the studio at our most recent food video shoot! Food stylist, Sunny Ricks, was hard at work making sure all the ingredients were video ready.
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A job such as this needs plenty of space for the stylists to perfect their creations. They were able to make themselves right at home here at Indresano Studios.
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Of course, the food stylists needed all of their tools of the trade for this video shoot.
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They weren’t alone in being prepared, prop stylist, Verne Cordova, started his holiday meal prep early this year for this video project.
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We used the Sony F5 to capture all the savory details of the delicious food.
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It wasn’t only the food that was looking good in this video shoot. We made sure we had plenty of wardrobe options in the studio.
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We were impressed how food stylist, Katrin Schnippering, was “berry” concentrated onĀ set.
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After this video shoot, prop stylist,Ā Verne Cordova, slipped into a pretty serious food coma. Guess he played with his food too much!
Our most recent video shoot took place in the great outdoors!
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Maggie Model Brian Hanley was one of the most polished landscapers we’ve ever seen š He was also a good sport wearing a flannel shirt on a 90 degree summer day.
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TEAM hair and make up artist Ashley was there every step of the way to complete the look the client wanted for this video.
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In between takes, Brian found the time to make cheeseburgers for some of the crew!
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Even when he isn’t posing, he can’t take a bad photo. That is the true mark of a natural born model.
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As Brian was soaking in some sun, he witnessed some silly shenanigans on setĀ (see next image)…
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…our prop stylist couldn’t help himself from having some fun! Thankfully our producer kept things on track and we created a successful video š
